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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-26

but purely vegetable; gentle IN it's action
and can be safely given to any person no
matter what age.
IL Has No EquaI rs % Preventive
Medicine
and will do good In any sckness. II acts
gently on the Bowels and Kidneys and cor.
rocts the action of tho Liver. Endorsed by
persons Of the highest character and emi-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-26
The Best Family Medicine.

II a child has the COL ic II 10 sure and safe
remedy. twill ro,toro strength to the over
worked father and Ielioyo tho vile Of low
spirits, headache, dyspepsin, constipation
and like Ills. Genuine has our Y stamp in
red on front OF wrapper, prepared only by
J. ~. ZEILuN a CO., Philad sIphia, Pa
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-26

OTTAWA, OET, April 25.--Jule 22d
is OH clslly set apart es the day for OBJ
serving the jubilee in Canada
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-26
MARRIED.

COLEMAN BEcKER-At St. Patrick's
Church, April 10th, IL. L. COLEMAN to Miss
MARY BECKER,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-26
THE GREAT REGULATOR

No medicines &C
universally used al
81 m IN ons Liver
Regulator, II won
its way into every
homo bypure. stor :
ling merit. lttakes
the place Of a doc
tor and costly pre-
seriptlous. II is a
fap lily medicine
containing no dam
gorous qualities,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-26

New Double Tenement Cottage Dunlap street, be-
tween Poplar and Hawey-IOt 4OxSO5-haIf
from Poplar lipe Rents fol $a5 per month.
Coed investment.
Lots fronting i'm full view
of fernando
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-26
OPINION
AssIsTANT SECRETARY MAYNARD

has informed customs officers that i'm
ported or reimported liquors with.
drawn for consumption after having
been wsrehoused are eubject to duly
on the quantity offered for warehouse
and not on that asceriained on with.
drawal for consumption.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-26
AUCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE!
TO BE Sold Cor MAIN
ON TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1882, AT 1880 O'CLOCK AM.

Lots street, Camilla, just
Vance street car line
ON $50 feet north
A Lo adjOining
Cottages Frank stree-will S25
$50 month. This is of the investments
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-17
..L.ns one % Ren..t.

The convent 1nal methods ~ asking one 70
rerat vh1f has heen sad ard rot hoarl
eou '7 rrrv ~ith tle fines. Tla eminenIy
-..'-F re rni ~ Saying. Il beg s. .ur pardon.
ras rrf .r-e 49, iuriu- .he 's.- tel ve-.s
r- -rs f.rf VTu h+- the spen fers rar laa
not .a0u< attended Buff tha gsaker
aas spoken so iulstnrtir thar m ordinary
listener -rat catch the ror,ls. The speaker
7nl fsa Ifsner shoaid make tho apology
Tr. r1Hta ~ori has airavs beon trouhled
to Frame "a proper method = asking for
-rro ..rn ~ifh0ut beng successful
..Fh1t" ts too short and harsh -HowT l.
rr-creb'e Th- best method rs - adoTt tha
srVrutiorai niethod - she times. which et
.rast has .ii0 merit ~ enabling one % ss-
anI 1te 1nd not b@ consricDors for difTeriu-
from others
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-17
BFHAVIOR.
what Constitutes Good Brceding-Ths
Choice Of Bridal Gifts.

hNaAe OF BEtNAi trlIAs-
TIE onlin- ~ bridal gifts requires dis
erection and knowleiss of some points in
relv~l s. carl should always 60 With the
Eifr. for f tho pr~ents are displayed the card
s tdi on fhe -ift - saich 10 belongs, or
ria--i with Others on a card basket
in making choice ~ giits Il must 10 ~
n.erhered tb.t there are some gentleman
nav la- send to bride There can be no
catalogue ~ such things. but good sense viii
suggest 1hetner any article is appropriate or
ret For Instance woud a pair Of ivory
backed hai- brushes be appropriated Most
ss.gr.air rat Indeed b. would be hardly
aur-o.r rate fnr q nan 20 -.-i any article ~
wee-.rr apparel. or anything that may be
laei l rhe toilet though perhaps thcro
mirat i0 e-r~e cases. le eVrcptions % this
rue. rarstiering the articles and tho init
u1rv af the senfer
Ires rou lro or terms - intimacy, Or a
relative rfs shoui he chosen rather for
their ornamental ftan their useful qualities.
4 vase nr q picture IS fir more IN taste from
c0r rrotirn Stranger tlan wouIt le = tabla
article or a uiece of ieFelry. Tbese are ap-
rror ri1tc for relatives.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-17

4 prolonged AMI severe exerrl1n. Whether
nf rrau nf rlel .s. requires correspond
HEF ierrflY sl deep reuo-- be great
ulll - 20 .efflre shat rio1at -1araeterl.-t
81 feneral slerp. The i1shnlaD wlo tx
r .--.e.i t- d slct- -.svp ltl t,I liu because
st-a - .iea- be- paid attention tot, ar
rerri 8 -r'l in bis eltticl-rn " sleep -
thorough. t-.n snort sp~a viii 10 more
1.l t.au much iolgo. period tat Is In-
.olnI ale flt imperfect On general prnci-
u..s ae may ,iesp az ive can unless We are
axv tlen sleep le-s The ecrye Rs
awake. energetic. goa head people rarely
s.-r. I'D .1ng -Herail Of Health
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-17

The true remedy has at last been disooy-
cred u 0as long known - DR. Pete =
Luos Food Tor Consumption 10 Is nov
The sUrest and ne best 80 other Cough.
Cold and Consumption remedy j. hall is
equal Va warrant it cHd Wiil promptly
refund the money paid for IL ID beneficial
elect 5 not experienced by the tine etwO-
thirds Of the contents of the bottle is used
sold by Peck Bros. Il and +. Thum, W.
II - ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-17

Tex BET SALvk ia the world for Cuts
Bruises Sores. Ulcers Salt Kteam. Fever
Sores Isttsf, ChaPped Hands. Chilb.sins.
Coru= and All okin kg1puols. AID positive
~ cures piles, o. 40 pay required. IL Is
guaranteed - give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. pfice = cents per box.
For sale a. Wm. Ii Ibbs drug stores.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-17

Au 4.i 20 DIGESTION very much used in Eng
ilal s. fne drinking after meals especially
al..r a hearty lllls- 4 Tlchy water Nichv,
..rn0.I sN1-r aud other waters como In
s..aar .euls and are very convenient 90
ka.r ir t.- house \ half glass after dinner
.re tts shght ndl-eti7n, wil often
af.r rr People soru. times are fond ~
..I.rAu.- tae-a waters, and - has become lie
custom B.. .ls -all 20 drink nothing but vichy
-.-r -----r
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-17

The gue on ~ how ~ procure pure water
Is an rlarr.is.t one some neo pee have spri~g
s-,r h-aa hr % their h'lses IS tho barrel.
Others DRINK only w-.tst ie". others only
water -hlt aas beel .uter-1 The ts.t and
safest plan is % bod the water before using
To- This method Is open To all. and 30 is Su-c
% take away the impurities or destroy their
erest
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-17

- >4i1 Ll-ssgisl hel-s. LDd. testi
res Z csn recommend 3 Sel9e Blt1eTs ~
tie ven eesi reueIv. every balts eola
ozs given iet l- every case Oes man
-ogs slx A. y Les sli1 b - clrea o. kaeulaa-
us1 90 tsA ye4le allla1 Abraham
Hare crazsisf bslgi-e 9A.o atirIls.
TIE oSsl selling medicine 1 have ever
na14-et l4 1aF taya1y years Sxprrieuee Is
sctrc bitleTs l4ols4ld oi otlers have
-e1s1 -te.r lrSumoly. 50 t1ai t-r verdict i
eFauiL4ols ttat eltrlc b4ite4e 30 cure al
leases lr lls Liver h4a-tTs or Blood
oo5 t4lf dollar a.lstlle al WA. y noa' s
4r-s sl-re
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-17

results. are Ackers Dyspepsia Tablets.
Recommended by physicians aa4 endorsed
~ I'll no have U,ed them. The best
remedy for Dyspepsia llasulency. and Con
patton. OuaraLteec. Ead sold a. 25c. by
L. K. Wilson and ". d White.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-17

"li fairly make. me crazy with delight
every iime come into y0ar store. Sach
beautiful ta.nss. ln coming il 20 So ect
dinner and lea set before next week is
over Be wise TODAY. madam Il IS mad
nesss % defer. Call a.
IT, IFooAEu' * SONs,
T. Monroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-17

In acase OF fainting. pat subject on back,
peri ,iv lowell Ammonia 70 uo-e Gentle
.t.nn'ant when patient can swallow. Keep
eNf- ri-les warm.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-17
Grand Rapids School Of EI0cutiOn
nRs. EDNA CHAFFE NOBLE, Director.
MISS MYRTLE kOON. Principal
54tsOYAsD BLOCK. 0TTAWA-ST

Mis- Myrtle Ko'n gives Instruction in Elocu
tion. Physica. and NocE culture from $50 20 p a.
Il. aul from 3 w. ?, N. iaily.
Ms. Noble gives personal attention 10 classes
every Friday from SGD 20 95Jp N. 7.l5 . m.
Friday pubic cis.s in Shakespeare and Delsarte
Philosophy o. expression.
For particulars call or or address
MISS MYRTLE KUON
- Ledyard Block
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-17

Doctor IS G.. Dunn recommends tho appli-
cation of castor oil 20 warts onre a dav. The
application must b. continued for from two
six months.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-17
what Ons Lady said.

See our $3.50 all wool worsled oyercoats,
black and brown
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-17

Carpenters ard mechanics tools less than
cost al - MClloe. So
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-17

Z5 A0nroe-st IS the place % buy sporting
goods ~ all ainls cheap Tor tNO weeks
oulv.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-17

Tie West Slte HLk all oe Opsn hsre-
after every afternoon a. I Tuesday, Thurs
GAY and Saturday evenings.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-17

Great excitement Las been caused in the
vicinity OF Paris, Tex. by the remarkable
recovery Of Mr J. T.. Coriey. who WAS so
helpless he could not turn IA bed, or raise
h.s head every body SAID he was dying OF
Consumption trial bottle Of DR. King 5
Discovery was seuE him Finding re-
ne: he bought large bottle and box OF
d.. Kings New Lie Pills by the time be
nad taken Two boxes Of Pulls and two bot
ties OF The Discovery. he VAS well and had
gained in flesh thifiy-siv pounds
TRIAL bottles Of thus Great Discovery for
Consumption free AZ Wm. II. ribbs
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-17

Base ball supplies and lawn tennis very
cheap al - Mouroe-sl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-21
aSlSg
TO-DAY's TELEGRAPEEEC NEWS.
The Late Marine Disaster.

LONDON, Nov. 2I-Two bodies OF victims
of the sinking Of tho steamer w. A. Schol.
ton. by coliding with tho steamer Rosa
Mary have hoated ashore ST Deal. There
is now no doubt that Captain Taat went
down with bis vessel. AIr. Robson, oDe of
the passengers eaved, stated to = reporter
that the w. A. Scholton had just weighed
anchor when the collision occurred. Thele
were 500 Ifs belts on board and most OF the
passengers 9ere supplied with them, but
they proved useless in majority of cases
% the people were eueuiphed With the ship
The steamers decks burst when she was
laundering. The sunken vessel lies in
twenty fsthoms Of water. The survivors
will sail for New York on Wednesday.
DOVER, Ny. 2l.-Eighty persons in all
have been saved from the wrecked steamer
w. A. Scholton. One of the survivors is
named Rone. There is another survivor in
the hospital whose name is not known.
Chief Engineer Edixhoven was landed at
Seaford yesterday morning. Nomore bodies
al feeling that the fault Of the collision
rests with The steamer Rosa Mary. Chief
Mate Wells, OF that vessel, states that she
left Hartlepool on Friday in command of
Capt Webster and with crew Of sixteen
men. GA the night CT the collision there
was shifting fog sometimes it was dense,
while st intervals it was clear. "At about
| $50 o'clo ck," he says, "Lhe collision occur
red We had been at anchor since S o'clock
Myself and the captain were on the bridge.
The sea was of The calmest. Oar lights
were burning brightly and The fog.bell was
Sounding constantly first ssw the collid.
log steamer off our atarboard how. She vas
showing white and green lights, indicating
that she was shaping her course 10 the star
board side We could not shift our position,
bairg anchored and the tide being ebb. The
steamer coon por.ed Der helm and attempt
ed 10 cr2ss our bows. The tide, however,
not being rightly judged, settled the vessel
IN cur baws, cutting her to the waters edge.
cannot say whether it was The w. a.
Schoiten that coliied with ia. Whatever
YES .e it was she proceeded On her course
aud soon disappeared in the darkness. We
remained at anchor tiuricg the night, sr.I,..
were piotcd TO Dover at o'clock n the
morning. There we docked.''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-21
Barnum.s Menngerie Burned.

At 10 O'Clock Saturday night fire broke out
in the buildings, at Bridgeport. Conn.,, occu-
pied by P. T. Barnum as winter quarters for
his menagerie. 1t soon became apparent
that the building could not be saved and
every effort was made to rescue the animals.
Some of them were got safely out, but
large number, including three elephants,
Samson, Jim, and Buet, persisted in the
flames. Hundreds Of animals. including
elephants. lions, tigers, leopards, camels.
and horses were liberated, or else broke
loose, and for hours tremendous uproar
ensued. Several persons were picked upin
the streets by the Infatuated elephants and
tossed all around.
a detail OF police pursued roaring lion
and put six or seven bullets into his hide,
but with no perceptible result. At midnight
the fire was under control.
Thirty six elephants broke from their
fastenings and dashed through the sides of
the burning building. Their roars and
trumpetings and sounds of torment were
terrific Six elephants and large African
hippopotamus rushed about the streets pre-
senling sickening appearance. Their sides
were burned, and great pieces of flesh foot
square fell Off Thirty elephants and one
large lion made their escape and have start
ed off across the country. In the horse
room were all the ring animals. These
were all burned. The tents, poles, seats,
harness, &C., for the entire show, we're all
destroyed The birds, monkeys, three rhi-
noceroses, hyenas. tigers, liens, aud many
other animals, which fell prey to the flames
The total loss is estimated at 100000, upon
which there was about 100000 insurance.
One of the three elephants burned was the
famous sacred white elephant" The lion
which the police attempted to kill at the
time the fire broke out was afterwards found
in barn devouring cow which he had
killed. He was shot,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-21
Election ofDirectors.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 21.-At stock holders,
meeting of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
to day the following directors were elected ::
James Sloan.jr Charles.F. Mayer,.James l..
McLano, VIM Keyser, VIM. F. Burns,
Robt Garrett, T. Harrison Garrett, James
Carey Coale, George W. 20 bin, John Gregg,
George A. Won Lingen, and Decatur r..
Miller. The first four named succeed Au,
brey Pearre, John K Cowen, ". ". Tay Tor,
and Joshua P. Harvey, and represent the
New York and London syndicate. The
ssockhodera ratified the action of the di.
rectors in subscribing to the stock and bonds
of the Grafton and GIeenbrier road.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-21
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Correspondence OF tie Alexs. GAZETTE
.r-xx>-cu,a.. u 1co-

Especial Correspondence Of tie Alexis. GAZETTE
WASHINGTON. d. c., Nov. 81. 1887.
US. Marshal Scott, of The eastern district
of Virginia, is here today 10 serve notice or
B. E. Hibbs, formerly e distiiler OF FaIquie!
county, Virginia. but now living in this city
to appear before Judge Hughes's Court To
answer certain charges. Tho Marshal has
lust returned from FauQuier county where
he served notices upon Morgan ". Nails
and G. NJ. Downs. OF that county, who are
sureties on Ebbs's bond.
The official term oil Mr. CoDger, the ofeD-
sive partisso republican postmaster ofthis
city, will expire Oh the % of December.
Should he DO then removed, o nice plum
will he given TO somebody.
Though Congress will meet two weeks
from to day. only forty members of the low
er house are in the city.
The bones an skin OF "cld scr5eI," The
famous war horse Of General Stonewal
Jackson, having been mounted by taxi
dermist of this city. have been boxed up
aud forwarded to Lee Camp Confederate
Veterans at Richmond.
The civil service commissioners have
made several changes in their rules but
they still retain the obnoxious and section.
al one By which oil ex Confsderates are
excluded from the classified civil service.
As decision was not expected in the Vir-
ginia habeas corpus cases To-day, but few
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-21
yjrpipians we're in the room of the U. S.

V lS,!bioho "S'S -
Supreme Court.
Judge Lowry, democrat, is contestlng
the :. at of republican Congressman from
lodi. ma, upon the ground that the contestee
though an o d resident of that district is not
q na;uralized citizen OF the country. Should
be rain the seat, Indiana will be, like New
Hampshire, tied State in the House.. ana
the House itself be tied, "a the republicans
would then have but nineteen States, ana
tie House be unable TO elect President
should the election be thrown into that body;
The British Fishery Commissioners called
at the Department of State at noon TO DAY
where they were met by Messrs. Putnam
and Aueell, the American negotlator5. Iney
we're shown into the diplomatic reception
room where they were joined by Secretary
Bayard. It is understood that the confer
ence which is nov in progress is preliminary
in lis nature and will be devoted to the ar
r,noemept of the details of the regular meet
ing ooa
tariff relormer but he is SO well anecteo TO-
| ward Mr.. Randall, the unayowed protec,
ZIONIST. that he hes named one OF the SUI
snan Of fine trotters he has Just purchased
after him. But that he sill clings to his old
love il shown by the fact that he has mans fi
the other after the avowed low tariff advo
cate, Mr. Morrison.
Surgeon General Hamilton has received
n telegram from DR.. Porter, of Tampa, Fla
saving thst there were TWO cases ano Que
death from yellow fever yesterday and that
thare were ten cases in the hospital.
Mr.. W w Corcoran and other prominent PEG
ME Of this city have revived the movement lo'
the purchase of n home for Mrs General Hancock
One would have been bought some time ago II the
owner thereof had not doubled the pr'ce "hef
he found he had probable purchaser
! Secretary Whitney has returned TO TINS city
hut has not yet resumcf the duties of his ofice
1t is reported that be does not admire the f r.
dent ms much Is he once did, and that il New
York had gone repub lean al the late election II
would not havo returned at all.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-21
LawIessness in g.ou;sinua

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. GA special frou,
Thibodeaux says: "a mass meeting of ci;i-
zans OF La Fourche parish was held here
yesterday. About three hundred of the
most prominent residents were present ana
Lieutenant Governor Knoblock presided
he stated that the object of the meeting
was for the citizens to take counsel together
concerning the state OF lawleasness in this
section. Wouc-be assasins, he said, were
proving about at night shooting into sugar
houses. On one occasion horsemsn on the
public highway had been shot at nnd several
parsons had already been wounded. SucA
lawless acts must be put down at all h&z
ards. The meeting adopted series Of reso.
lntions and offered reward for the detec-
lion Of the perpetrators Of the lnwiess acts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-21
Virginia Conference RI. 4. Church
Month.

at the fourth days session at Danville Oh
Saturday, Rev. Milton Lee Williams, who
has been a preacher in the Christian or
Campbeli.e Church presented an application
for admission into the travelling connection,
he having changed faith and adopted that
of Methodism, and was duly accepted.
William Dickson Mower, preacher former
~ Of the Church of ''Cbited Brethren" pre-.
sented similar appicnliona and was received
The following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted amid hearty and
loud amens (:
Whereas be Methodist Episcopal Church
South has always borne strong testimony
against Tho theatre; and whereas the pa
,ronizing nj theatrical exhibitions by profess
sing Christians haa, by recent occnrences,
been given unusual prominence; Therefora.
Resolved, That we are profoundly con
viuced of the evil character and Influence Of
The theatre and CT lis power as n promoter Of
!rreiiSion, immoraly and vice"
The recent occurrences" referred to are
understood to r.ean the Emma Abbott
Gambler episode in Nashville.
She committee on the Virginia Bible So
cety submitted report showing that col
iectious for that cause for the current year
had exceeded former collections.
The chairman ofthe education board, Prof.
F. H Smith, of the University Of Virginia,
submitted two resolutions, which we're
adopted The FIRST provides for The ap
pointmeni oil q committee to report at tbs
uext conference upon the feasibility of es
'abiishDg one or more academies for pri-
mary education The second provides FOR
tho appointment o! q standing Conference
board of ministerial education" who shall
have charge of the appropriation OF funds to
assist in educating young men for The min
stry
The report in The Interest of church ex
tension indorses the woman's parsonage SO
cieties
This joint board of finance report shows
largest collections for any year 10 the bis
tory of me conference. Conference will sd.
touru Wednesday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-21
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

NEW YORK. Nov. 21-The stock market was
fairly steady at the opening this morning the list
beng either unchanged or but slight fractions
different from Saturday final figures. The mar
ket was firm to strong active business until
late in the hour, when prices reacted q small
fraction but the list again recovered its tone to-
ward IL O'clock, developing decided weakness.
when most of the gains were lost the market be-
coming active and weak. Money easy at 4a5.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 21.-yirginia 6s cousoliast
with coupon so p&st-due coupons 62Ia 10.4n,
SO new 3s IS bid to-day.